The deadlines still ahead
What being late actually costs
A partnership or S-corporation return filed late runs $255 per partner or shareholder, per month or part of a month, for up to twelve months. A four-shareholder S corporation three months late is $3,060 in failure-to-file penalty alone.
An individual return runs 5% of the balance due per month, capped at 25%, and once the return is more than 60 days late the penalty is at least $525 or the full tax due, whichever is less. Interest on underpayments is running at 7%, compounded daily.
The extension gave you time to file. It never gave you time to pay — a balance due has been accruing interest since the original deadline either way.
Where we work
We are a virtual-first firm. Most of our work happens by video and through a secure client portal, which means where you live matters less than whether we are the right fit. We prepare returns for clients across state lines, including the New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia combinations that are routine around here.
Why the intake cutoffs are real
We hold them because we would rather turn work away than file something we have not had time to read. If you are past a cutoff, call anyway — we will tell you honestly whether we can take it.
Complimentary prior-year return review
Send us last year’s return and we will read it and tell you what we notice — at no cost and with no obligation.
This is a review of the return as filed, not the preparation or amendment of a return. If you decide you want work done, we will quote it before starting.
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